Sanders Defends AI Nationalization Plan

The Vermont senator called the current economic landscape “much worse” than the Gilded Age.

New York Assembly Approves One Year Pause on Large Data Centers

Omnibus measure would pause new large-scale projects, create new utility rate classes and require community benefits.

EchoStar Holding off on $138 Million Interest Payment, Waiting on AT&T Spectrum Proceeds

AT&T Asks FCC to Approve California Copper Retirement

The company is seeking federal approval to discontinue legacy voice service and preempt state rules blocking the transition.

Reps. Latta, Carter Support Wi-Fi Security ahead of WRC 2027

Bill would ensure the U.S. speaks 'with one voice' during the Shanghai conference.

Amazon, Corning Reach Multibillion-Dollar Fiber Deal

Corning has also signed major agreements with NVIDIA and Meta. It has maintained it can meet fiber demand for the BEAD program.

Universal Service Fund Contribution Factor Projected to Reach Record 42.3%

Analyst argues broadband providers should contribute, as shrinking telecom revenues push the surcharge toward record levels.

Ookla Finds a Slow Global Shift to Advanced Wi-Fi

The company found that some regions rely on Wi-Fi 6, but most of the globe still uses Wi-Fi 5.

FCC Grants Amazon Leo Deadline Waiver

The company’s final deployment deadline in July 2029 is still in place.

New York Rolls Out Pole-Attachment Complaint Portal

The new online form allows submitters to report violations related to utility pole attachments.

Experts Discuss Importance of Data Centers to Innovation

Data Centers are essential to responding to the AI demand and keeping up with foreign countries, panelists say.

FCC Grants Key Waiver to Amazon Leo, Keeping Competitive Pressure on Musk’s Starlink

Space Bureau Chief Jay Schwarz says “Amazon Leo’s service promises to be ‘groundbreaking,’ both in quality of service and affordability for consumers”